Today, BlackBerry released a video showing off the Black-clad device working with Android Auto. Just a reminder that any Android smartphone with Android 5.0 and up is compatible with an Android Auto-compatible receiver.

The video didn’t show anything new. In fact, it only highlighted the main differences between the Silver and Black Editions of the KEYone: the added RAM (4GB) and ample 64GB of storage. Then the actor drove off before he took a call using Android Auto.

scrolling: instead of obscuring the screen with your greasy thumbs the page is always visible
shortcuts: how many times do you start an app up each day? how many swipes and clicks will key shortcuts save you?
accuracy: physical keys are easier to...

Yeah, 7+ user here. Got rid of the KeyOne after two months. The battery wasn't as good as the 7+ and it was slow. I am not married to Google, so I disabled a lot of its services and background apps and just ran the BlackBerry equivalent (example: Bla...